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Spoonchallenge: A Month Of Drawing

Hello friends and bloggers! Yesterday was Raksha Bandhan but I spent most of my day sleeping as I had a severe headache. I was feeling a bit low (God knows why!) so I thought of doing something special for myself (Yes, I do believe in keeping myself happy.) That’s why today I went ahead and dug in the blogs that I truly adore and through and through I came across a new blog Spoonflower. It’s a creative blog for people who adore art. The folks at Spoonflower host a creative challenge called SpoonChallenge: A Month Of Drawing. This challenge is super fun as the folks at spoonflower gives the topics and the participants are supposed to draw that, in any interpreted form.

Anyone who reads my blog knows that I love drawing (if not, you can read about it here: Rediscovering My Love Of Drawing). I’m not a pro in drawing but some of the sketches really inspired me. And after a lot of struggle I’m finally over “what others will say about my drawing!” So I’m taking part in this beautiful challenge starting tomorrow. I’ll be posting my drawing here and I really hope that you all like them. I’m taking part in this challenge for fun and because sketching is my way of calming my mind.

If you also love doodling then join me in this fun challenge.

If you also participate, don’t forget to share it with me and also I’d love to see your drawings, so share the links to your posts in the comments section 🙂

Have a great day!

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4 responses to “Spoonchallenge: A Month Of Drawing”

  1. amaryllisturman Avatar

    Have you ever heard of zentangle? If not, you might like to check it out.
    http://www.zentangle.com/
    Since you like to draw already, it will be easy for you to deconstruct some of the designs.

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    1. amaryllisturman Avatar

      P.S. I hope you are feeling better 🙂

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      1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

        And yea, I’m feeling a lot better now, though my hubby is insisting to visit my doc!
        Thanks 🙂

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    2. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks a lot for introducing me to Zentangle, it’s a great site. I can barely contain my excitement…
      I’ll try to learn their art as well as deconstructing designs 🙂
      Thanks again, you’re an angel! ❤

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